International success for two young Swiss poster designers
Annik Troxler, from Willisau, and Erich Brechbühl, from Lucerne, won the top two prizes at the renowned international poster festival in Chaumont, France. Annik Troxler received first prize for her poster «Intimities 2007.» Second prize went to Erich Brechbühl for his poster «Arabian Night.».
Annik Troxler from Willisau and Erich Brechbühl from Lucerne have won the top two prizes at the renowned international poster festival in Chaumont, France. Annik Troxler was awarded first prize for her poster "Intimities 2007" (). The second prize went to Erich Brechbühl for his poster "The Arabian Night" (). The poster festival in Chaumont is one of the world's most important graphic design festivals with 2194 poster submissions from all over the world this year.The creators Annik Troxler, born in 1979, studied Visual Communication at the Ecal in Lausanne. She then worked as a graphic designer in Berlin and Amsterdam. She now lives and works in Basel. Erich Brechbühl, born in 1977, trained as a typographer and graphic designer. After an internship in Berlin, he founded the Mixer communication commune in Lucerne in 2003 with three other communication specialists.
